Objective 3.2 Questions


1.

A customer calls and tells you that the bottom part of her Internet Explorer window seems to be cut off. She used to see a picture of a lock at the bottom of the window when she was on a secure site, as well as text and other pictures. She wants to bring the bottom part of the window back and make it stay this time. What should you tell her? (Two answers form two parts to the correct solution.)

  1. On the View menu, select the Status Bar command.

  2. On the General tab of the Internet Options dialog box, select the Status Bar check box.

  3. On the View menu, point to Toolbars, and then select Lock The Toolbars.

  4. On the File menu, select Save Current View.

 correct answers: a and c a. correct the status bar contains the lock icon denoting a secure site and other information. you can turn it on and off using the status bar command on the view menu. b. incorrect you cannot enable the status bar in this way. c. correct locking the toolbars in internet explorer also locks the status bar, which will prevent it from being turned off in the future. d. incorrect there is no save current view command in internet explorer.

2.

A customer tells you that she recently set the text size in Internet Explorer to its largest size because she has trouble reading small text. However, most of the websites she visits are still displayed in smaller text. What should the customer do?

  1. Use the Accessibility options on the General tab of the Internet Options dialog box to ignore the settings specified on Web pages.

  2. Use the Advanced tab of the Internet Options dialog box to ignore the settings specified on Web pages.

  3. These options must be configured using the Group Policy console.

  4. There is no way to override the options set on Web pages.

 correct answers: a a. correct you can specify that colors, font styles, and font sizes specified on web pages be ignored. b. incorrect you cannot use the advanced tab to set these options. c. incorrect this is not true. the options are configured within internet explorer. d. incorrect this is not true. the options are configured within internet explorer.

3.

You get a call from a customer who complains that he likes using large buttons on the Internet Explorer toolbar, but the toolbar is not big enough to show all the buttons. He says that there are several buttons that he does not use and wants to know whether he can remove them. What do you tell him?

  1. Use the General tab of the Internet Options dialog box to remove buttons from the toolbar.

  2. Right-click any toolbar, and choose Customize. Use the Customize Toolbar dialog box to remove buttons from the current toolbar.

  3. Hold the Alt key down while dragging the button away from the toolbar.

  4. Run the Local Security Policy tool, and use it to remove the buttons.

 correct answers: b a. incorrect you cannot remove buttons from the toolbar in this way. b. correct you can use the customize toolbar dialog box to add and remove buttons as well as to change the size of the buttons. c. incorrect you cannot remove a button this way in internet explorer. d. incorrect the local security policy tool cannot be used to control software interfaces.

4.

Which of the following Internet Explorer features would you use if you wanted to keep from having to enter the same personal information every time you registered for a different site?

  1. Profile Assistant

  2. Content Advisor

  3. AutoComplete

  4. Certificates

 correct answers: a a. correct the profile assistant stores personal information. you can access it from the content tab of the internet options dialog box. b. incorrect content advisor lets you control which sites and content are accessed on the internet. the parent assigns a password and configures settings for the content that internet explorer is and is not allowed to display without that password. c. incorrect d. autocomplete stores previous entries in the address bar and some form fields, but you cannot rely on it to supply personal information every time. e. incorrect certificates are used to verify your identity or the identity of a web publisher or certification authority.

5.

One of your customers tells you that she often would like to view Web pages that are similar to a Web page she is viewing. She understands that she can use a search engine, but she often has trouble coming up with terms that properly describe the page; when she does come up with relevant terms, the number of search results is usually too large to deal with. How can you help her?

  1. Add the Related button to the Internet Explorer toolbar.

  2. Add the Similar button to the Internet Explorer toolbar.

  3. In the Address bar of Internet Explorer, type the word related followed by the URL of the page, and then click Go.

  4. In the Address bar of Internet Explorer, type the word similar followed by the URL of the page, and then click Go.

 correct answers: a a. correct the related button performs a search for similar web pages. you can add it by right-clicking any toolbar and selecting customize. b. incorrect no similar button is available in internet explorer. c. incorrect this technique will not return similar pages. d. incorrect this technique will not return similar pages.

Answers

1.

Correct Answers: A and C

  1. Correct The status bar contains the lock icon denoting a secure site and other information. You can turn it on and off using the Status Bar command on the View menu.

  2. Incorrect You cannot enable the status bar in this way.

  3. Correct Locking the toolbars in Internet Explorer also locks the status bar, which will prevent it from being turned off in the future.

  4. Incorrect There is no Save Current View command in Internet Explorer.

2.

Correct Answers: A

  1. Correct You can specify that colors, font styles, and font sizes specified on Web pages be ignored.

  2. Incorrect You cannot use the Advanced tab to set these options.

  3. Incorrect This is not true. The options are configured within Internet Explorer.

  4. Incorrect This is not true. The options are configured within Internet Explorer.

3.

Correct Answers: B

  1. Incorrect You cannot remove buttons from the toolbar in this way.

  2. Correct You can use the Customize Toolbar dialog box to add and remove buttons as well as to change the size of the buttons.

  3. Incorrect You cannot remove a button this way in Internet Explorer.

  4. Incorrect The Local Security Policy tool cannot be used to control software interfaces.

4.

Correct Answers: A

  1. Correct The Profile Assistant stores personal information. You can access it from the Content tab of the Internet Options dialog box.

  2. Incorrect Content Advisor lets you control which sites and content are accessed on the Internet. The parent assigns a password and configures settings for the content that Internet Explorer is and is not allowed to display without that password.

  3. Incorrect

  4. AutoComplete stores previous entries in the Address bar and some form fields, but you cannot rely on it to supply personal information every time.

  5. Incorrect Certificates are used to verify your identity or the identity of a Web publisher or certification authority.

5.

Correct Answers: A

  1. Correct The Related button performs a search for similar Web pages. You can add it by right-clicking any toolbar and selecting Customize.

  2. Incorrect No Similar button is available in Internet Explorer.

  3. Incorrect This technique will not return similar pages.

  4. Incorrect This technique will not return similar pages.




McDst Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-272(c) Supporting Users and Troubleshooting Desktop Applications on a[... ]ystem)
McDst Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-272(c) Supporting Users and Troubleshooting Desktop Applications on a[... ]ystem)
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